Listen to the
largest planet in our
solar system sing its song
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Take a moment and just let the universe
sing to you.*
A new audio file released by NASA on Thursday reveals the "sound" of Jupiter's plasma as recorded by the space agency's Ju** probe, which is exploring the huge planet.
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The two minutes of audio sounds pretty eerie, but also oddly familiar, with musical beeps cascading toward the end of the recording.*
NASA researchers created the sound file by *using data taken by Ju** during its close pass with Jupiter in February.*
This isn't exactly what you'd hear if you were floating in the space around Jupiter, however.*
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